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February is going out like a lion. If that lion decided to sunbathe instead of roar. A massive ridge of high pressure is parked over Nevada. and it's cranking up the heat like we skipped straight to spring break.

In the next 24 hours. Southern Nevada? You're hitting 84 degrees this afternoon. That's shorts and sunglasses weather. Northern Nevada climbs to 69 — still plenty warm for late February. Even Eastern Nevada, waking up to a crisp 33 degrees this morning, shoots up to 59 by mid-afternoon. That's a 26-degree swing before lunch.

The north gets a little twist today. A weak weather system is sneaking along the Oregon border, bringing a slight chance of showers to Northern Nevada between 7 A.M. and noon. We're talking light stuff — maybe a tenth of an inch if you see anything at all. Eastern Nevada gets a better shot at rain between 10 A.M. and 2 P.M., with about a coin flip on whether you'll need an umbrella. Snow levels stay way up at 8,000 feet, so this is all rain in the valleys.

Tonight stays mild statewide. Southern Nevada drops to 58 degrees. Northern Nevada falls to 43. Eastern Nevada settles at 38, with that light rain lingering through 10 P.M. Before it finally clears out.

Sunday cranks the heat even higher. Southern Nevada peaks at 86 degrees — we're talking record-flirting territory. Northern Nevada reaches 63 under mostly cloudy skies. Eastern Nevada climbs to 63 as well, but rain chances return after mid-morning with a 40 percent shot at light showers.

Here's your heads-up for the week ahead. Monday flips the script. Cooler air moves in with widespread rain, especially in the north and east. Tuesday brings a brief break, then another storm system arrives Wednesday and Thursday. Snow levels drop to valley floors by Wednesday night, so the mountains could see real accumulation mid-week.

Soak up this warmth while you've got it. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Nevada Weather Podcast — it's Thursday, February 26th.

Fifty-seven degrees at sunrise. That's not a typo. We're starting warm and climbing fast.

High pressure from Baja California is parked overhead, pumping in air so warm it could challenge records set back in 1986. This isn't your typical late February day.

Down in Las Vegas, you're hitting 83 degrees this afternoon. That's 28 degrees above normal. Northern Nevada around Reno climbs to 66. Even the eastern valleys warm to 58. Break out the sunglasses and the sunscreen. This is summer preview weather.

Tonight stays mild. Las Vegas drops to 57. Reno settles near 39. Eastern valleys cool to 31.

Friday keeps the heat rolling. Las Vegas reaches 84. Northern areas hit 68. Eastern valleys climb to 62. Light winds and clear skies make it perfect for getting outside.

Saturday brings the warmest day of the stretch. Las Vegas could hit 87 degrees, potentially breaking that 1986 record. But A Pacific low pressure system arrives late Saturday, changing everything. Rain chances develop, especially in northern and eastern Nevada. Mountains could see snow showers above 7,500 feet.

Sunday through Tuesday, that system parks over the state. Expect cooler temperatures and scattered showers. Las Vegas drops to the low 80s. Northern valleys fall to the upper 50s. Rain chances continue, particularly in the mountains. By Wednesday, another system could approach, but forecasters are still watching the timing.

Spring equinox is three weeks away. And we're getting a preview. Today.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Nevada Weather Podcast — it's Wednesday, February 25th.

Step outside in Las Vegas right now and you're already at 54 degrees. But folks, we're just getting warmed up. A ridge is building over the Southwest. And it's about to turn the thermostat way up.

Down in Southern Nevada, you're waking up to 54. By this afternoon? You'll hit 79 degrees. Clear skies all day, barely a breeze. Tonight drops to 56, then Thursday you climb to 83. Friday stays at 83. And Saturday? We're pushing 87 degrees. That's not just warm for late February — that's flirting with record territory.

Up in Northern Nevada, it's a different morning. You've got mostly cloudy skies and 42 degrees. Rain showers are wrapping up through midday, then we clear out. High today reaches 62 with northwest winds gusting to 15 miles an hour around 7 A.M. Tonight you drop to 35. And it'll feel like 37 degrees around 7 A.M. Thursday with those winds still pushing through. Thursday climbs to 66, Friday hits 68.

Over in Eastern Nevada, rain is still falling. You're at 41 degrees now. Showers continue through 10 A.M. with a 69 percent chance around 4 A.M. Winds gust to 20 miles an hour around noon. High today reaches 58, then you drop to 32 tonight. Thursday rebounds to 58, then Friday climbs to 62.

The pattern this week? Unseasonably warm through Saturday, especially in the south. Sunday brings increasing clouds and rain chances, particularly up north after 10 A.M. Monday keeps that rain going with highs in the upper 50s to mid 70s. Tuesday clears out with sunshine returning statewide.

If you've been putting off that car wash, today's your day.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Nevada Weather Podcast — it's Tuesday, February 24th.

Nevada's officially split in half today. Las Vegas wakes up to 49 degrees and sunshine. Reno? Rain and wind that'll test your umbrella's will to live.

Down south, you're in for a treat. Vegas hits 75 by 3 P.M. — that's 28 degrees warmer than normal for late February. Winds stay polite, shifting northwest to northeast around 9 A.M. Tonight drops to 53 under clear skies. Wednesday? Sunny and 80. By Friday, we're flirting with 85. Pool weather in February. Nevada doesn't play by the rules.

Now head north. Rain rolls into Reno at 4 A.M. And sticks around until noon. But the real story is the wind. Gusts hit 50 miles an hour in spots like Washoe Valley. Wind Advisory runs until 7 P.M. Highs struggle to 59, but with that wind howling, it'll feel colder. Rain tapers tonight, but those gusts linger. Wednesday brings sun and 61 degrees. Weekend? Mid-60s and dry.

Eastern Nevada, you're catching the worst of it. Ely sees rain starting at 7 A.M. And it doesn't quit until 3 A.M. Wednesday. Twenty hours of steady rain. Highs today only hit 52, with winds at 10 to 15 miles an hour. Tonight's low? 32, feeling like 27. Thursday brings relief — 58 and sunny.

One heads up. Gusts along I-580 could hit 65 miles an hour. Enough to knock down trees or power lines. Lake Tahoe sees waves up to 5 feet. Secure your patio furniture. If you're driving something tall, slow down.

The week ahead? Southern Nevada stays hot through Friday. Northern Nevada rebounds to the 60s by midweek. A possible storm Sunday, but models are still arguing about it.

Check your windshield wipers if you're up north. You'll need them.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Nevada Weather Podcast — it's Monday, February 23rd. And folks, Nevada is doing what it does best.. Being two completely different places at once.

Down in Las Vegas, you're waking up to 45 degrees and heading straight for 72 by 3 PM. That's 20 degrees warmer than normal for late February. Tonight stays mild at 48 with partly cloudy skies. Tomorrow? Even better — 75 degrees under sunshine. This is the kind of weather that makes you forget winter exists.

But drive north and you're in a different movie. Reno starts at 27, Ely at 20. You'll climb to 55 in the north, 51 in the east today.. But that's just the setup. After midnight, rain moves in. By 4 AM, showers are likely across northern and eastern Nevada.

Tuesday brings the real show. Rain spreads across the north and east, with snow levels starting above 7,000 feet. Most valleys stay wet, but mountain passes could get slushy. Winds gust 30 to 45 miles an hour in exposed spots — the kind that'll remind you why you tied down the patio furniture.

Here's the split. Southern Nevada? Dry and warm all week. Las Vegas hits 80 by Friday. Northern and eastern regions see on-and-off rain through Wednesday, then dry out Thursday. By Friday, Reno rebounds to 65.

The week ahead tells two stories. The south climbs from 72 today to 83 by Sunday — pure spring preview. The north and east start wet, then warm back up from 55 today to 65 by Friday.

If you're commuting north or east Tuesday morning, give yourself extra time. That rain hits right when you need it least.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Nevada Weather Podcast — it's Sunday, February 22nd.

Nevada's doing its thing today: three states in one. Southern Nevada woke up to a balmy 40 degrees. Northern Nevada? A frosty 22. And Eastern Nevada? A downright brutal 13 degrees. That's a 27-degree spread before breakfast.

Step outside in Las Vegas right now and you'll feel spring knocking. Clear skies, light breeze. And you're cruising to 67 degrees by 4 PM. Perfect day for a hike without the heavy jacket.

Head north to Reno and it's a different story. You woke up to 22 degrees with wind chills near 18 around 7 AM. That's the kind of cold that makes your car seat feel like a block of ice. But hang tight — you'll hit 49 degrees by 4 PM. Mostly sunny, winds shifting west around 1 PM.

Push east to Ely and you got the short end of the stick this morning. Thirteen degrees at sunrise. Light winds, partly sunny skies. And a high of 45 degrees by 3 PM. Not terrible, but you're definitely bundling up for that morning coffee run.

Tonight, Southern Nevada stays mild at 44 degrees. Northern Nevada drops to 26. Eastern Nevada? Twenty degrees. Dress warmly if you're heading out late.

Looking at the week ahead. Southern Nevada stays dry and warms up big time — 83 degrees by Saturday. Northern and Eastern Nevada? Tuesday brings rain, likely soaking you with a 60 percent chance. Snow levels drop to 6,000 feet by Tuesday night, so mountain passes could see 2 to 4 inches. By Friday, everyone's back in the 60s and 70s.

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Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly, and welcome to the Nevada Weather Podcast. It's Saturday, February 17th.

Folks, Nevada is running a 29 degree temperature spread right now. That's like three different states packed into one. Southern Nevada wakes up at 35 degrees under blue skies. Not bad at all. Head north and you're feeling 15 degrees. Now drive out to Eastern Nevada and it's a brutal 6 degrees. The kind of cold that makes your truck groan when you turn the key.

Here's the deal. Winds are basically asleep everywhere. Southern Nevada sees maybe 3 miles an hour. Northern and Eastern Nevada? Barely a whisper. No snow, no rain, just bone dry air and sunshine wall to wall.

Tonight's where it gets interesting. Southern Nevada slides into the low 20s. Northern Nevada dips to single digits. And Eastern Nevada? You're looking at minus 5. That's frostbite territory if you're not bundled up. Cover every inch of skin before stepping out.

Tomorrow brings a gentle warm up. Southern Nevada climbs to 38 degrees. Northern Nevada hits 19. Eastern Nevada crawls up to 10. Still sunny, still dry.

Here's your heads up for the week ahead. High pressure is camping out over us like it paid rent. Southern Nevada stays in the mid 30s to low 40s. Northern and Eastern Nevada slowly warm, but mornings stay frosty enough to crack your windshield washer fluid. No storms anywhere on the horizon. Just a slow crawl toward longer days and warmer afternoons.

One thing worth noting. Air quality sits at moderate today, so sensitive groups might want to take it easy outdoors. And we're gaining almost 3 minutes of daylight. Sunset lands at 5:20 PM. Spring is whispering.

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